Not all children are good at swimming but almost every one of them would love to take a splash. Swimming pools are perfect venues for the little critters to have fun. Plus, a day in the sun while in the water is a good exercise for their restless bodies.

But then again, safety becomes an issue. Not all trips to the swimming pool or resorts end happily. Some become disastrous and even result in fatalities. You will never want that to happen to your kids or anybody from the family. So how can you make swimming pools safer for everybody, especially your children? Here are six useful tips to keep in mind:

1. Check the floaters
   Before sending the children to the pool, carefully inspect the features of the floaters. Is it properly filled with air? Is it still capable of keeping your children afloat? Are there holes or scratches that might render them useless? It is your duty to be meticulous.
   
   
2. Look for lifeguards
   Every pool or resort should have a designated lifeguard, otherwise, always be in the company of your children. If any lifeguard is present, see if he or she is attentive to the people in the pools. Mishaps like cramps do not choose a time when to happen, immediate rescue response should always be available.
   
   
3. Avoid drinking pool water
   Pool water contains chlorine and a bunch of other chemicals. It is intended to keep the water safe for bathing. However, it is not good for consumption, especially for those with sensitive stomachs. If some are swallowed by your kids, let them drink a copious amount of clean water afterward.
   
   
4. Abide pool restrictions
   Rules are set to keep everybody safe and organized. When there is a restriction for jumping, never encourage your children to violate the same. The water might be too shallow to be safe for water cannonballs.
   
   
5. Always accompany them
   Never leave your toddlers alone in swimming pools. No matter how adept they are at swimming, there is always a limitation to their skills and strength that might lead them to danger. Be on their side and avoid losing sight of them.
   
   
6. Assess the pool's physical structure
   Pools should be critically designed to ensure the swimmers' utmost safety. The flooring must not be slippery and must be tough enough to handle the people and the water pressure. Consult the professionals for more information.
   
   

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